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Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA)

to support Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program activities

The second phase of Rockefeller Foundation grant funds to support the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program at the Royal University of Fine Arts in 2007. The term of the grant is ten months, June 2007-February 2008.

Support for the Cambodian Mentorship Program in 2004 (Payments & correspondence 2003-2005)

to support the North Campus performing arts library for the twelve-month period beginning March 1, 2004

Twelve-month grant to the Royal University of Fine Arts' School of Performing Arts to support the seventh year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program.

Seven-month grant to the Royal University of Fine Arts' School of Performing Arts to support the sixth year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program

To enable five musicians, including Sam-Ang Sam, to attend the Asia-Pacific Society for Ethnomusicology in the Philippines in Feb. 2002

Support for the North Campus performing arts library

to provide expenses for the visit of Royal University of Fine Arts associates H.E. Nouth Narang, Pichtum Kravul, and Sam Ang-Sam to the University of California, Los Angeles participation in the In-Roads/Asia conference

Support for the fifth year of support for the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program

Six-month grant to the Royal University of Fine Arts' Performing Arts School to support the fourth year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program

Purchase of equipment for the faculty of Architecture

Support for the third year of the Cambodian Artists Mentorship Program

To enable University associates H.E. Nouth Narang, Pich Tum Kravul and Sam-Ang San to participate in the Inroads/Asia conference at the University of California (Los Angeles)

Establishment of a Performing Arts Library

Establishment of a performing arts library

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Smithsonian Institution, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery

To allow Paul Jett and Sean Charette to continue work in Cambodia on the bronze conservation project at the National Museum in Phnom Penh

To provide support for the publication of Volume XI of Ars Orientalis devoted to the conservation of works and archaeological materials from Asia.

To provide support for the following Asian scholars to attend a Symposium on Chinese Figure Painting at the Freer Gallery of Art, September 1973: From Japan: Terukazu Akiyama, Center for Cultural Exchange, Tokyo University; Hironobu Kohara, Nara Women's College; Takeyoshi Tsuruta, Osaka Municipal Art Museum; From the Republic of China: Stanley Chang, National Palace Museum, Taipei; Chao Shen Chiang, National Palace Museum, Taipei; Shen Fu, National Palace Museum, Taipei; Lin Ts'an Li, National Palace Museum, Taipei; Ch'eng She, National Palace Museum, Taipei; Ling Yun Shih, National Palace Museum, Taipei

To enable the following specialists to participate in a meeting at the Freer Gallery of Art to formulate a proposal for a bronze conservation project in Thailand: Virginia Greene, the University Museum, University of Pennsylvania; Henry Hodges, Institute of Archaeology, University of London; Piriya Krairksh, Harvard University; W. Dale Richey, Chatham College, Pittsburgh; Hiram W. Woodward, Jr., the University of Michigan.

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Khmer Culture Association

support for the participation of artists and scholars from Asia and the United States in the Ninth International Conference of the Asia Pacific Society for Ethnomusicology in Phnom Penh in August 2004

for Sam-Ang, I Wayan Dibia and Ramon Santos to serve as consultants to Cambodia's Royal University of Fine Arts in a planning meeting in Manila and Phnom Penh

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Cornell University

Travel assistance for Odissi dance artist Gangadhar Pradhan to serve as an visiting artist-in-residence at Cornell University for one semester

To enable Cambodian dance specialist Thavro Phim, instructor at the Royal University of Fine Arts, Phnom Penh, to continue research on Khmer cultural materials in the Southeast Asia Program at Cornell in summer 1994.

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Sam Sam-Ang

Travel and participation in the Asia Pacific Society for Ethnomusicology in Seoul, Korea in September

three-month fellowship to undertake a teaching, research, and administrative residency at the Royal University of Fine Arts

To work with administrators in the development of curricula for a new B.A. program at the Royal University of Fine Arts

Support for a teaching, research, and curriculum development residency at the Royal University of Fine Arts in Phnom Penh

To continue to study ethnomusicology in a program leading to the Ph.D. degree at Wesleyan University during the 1986-87 academic year.

To begin a program of study in music leading to the Ph.D. degree at Wesleyan University in the 1985-86 academic year.

Complete a program of study in music leading to the M.A. degree at Conn. College in the 1984-85 academic year

Study in a program leading to the M.A. degree in music at Connecticut College, beginning September 1983.

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Fred Frumberg

Support participation in, and coordinating assistance for the Second Mekong Conference on the Arts in February 2003

travel and research in the Philippines, meeting arts professionals to initiate cultural exchange

to undertake a consulting residency at the Royal University of Fine Arts'performing arts campus in fall 99 and summer 2000

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Reyum Institute

support of participation of three or four artists from the Mekong Region to participate in a creative arts workshop

to provide for the purchase of computer equipment and related supplies for Reyum's exhibition and documentation programs

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